Whatever lies behind the idea “man” seems, at first, one (or more) abstract concept of “man”.
The further delve into a self-analysis, the more I learn about the nature of my own psyche and its forms of manifestation. Often, this analytic process triggers an energetic plexus coming out from the vibration of feelings that involve also thoughts and experiences. In this energetic plexus, conditioned by my subjective organization, percepts (perceivable) and concepts stand fused together and create the foundation of some kind-ideal elements.

Concepts affect the mind as they combine to form a systematic whole, even though each has its own special place within a conceptual system. Each, capable of expressing the multiple nature of an idea.

In these works, I see the idea as a meeting point, a space where other ideas, concepts, experiences, and my subjective organization come into interaction with one another to later  form a systematic artistic unity. However, is the concept merely a reflection left behind by the percept, or it is a product mixture of the artist’s personal experiences dueled into the world of percepts and abstractions?